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the interview
1. What is your full name? Where you named after anyone? Do you have any nicknames?
My name is Reya Leigh Sinclaire. My mother originally meant to name me Reyna for her Spanish heritage, but the 'n' was forgotten by the nurse. Leigh is honor of my father's mother. Commonly, I've been called various variation of my name including: Rey, Rey-Leigh, Ree and RL.
2. When were you born? And that currently makes you?...
My birthday is December 13, 1987 which makes me 21. Another year closer to death or so they say.
3. What is the reason you would like to attend Tenoroc University? What is your major going to be?
I've always wanted to go to school out of state. Although I love my home state of Texas dearly, I've always longed to expand my horizons and explore the world outside of the Lone Star State. It was touch and go initially whether I'd raise enough money to attend TU, but with the combination of scholarships, student loansand the profit from being a porn star I managed to make ends meat. My concentation is theater art, specifically drama. Even when I was little, I enjoyed being the center of attention. The older I got, the more I realized my passion for being on the stage. There's just something I find exhilarating in taking a role and becoming it.
4. Where are you and your family from?
My family and I are from Texas. I grew up in Pasadena which is about a stone's throw from Houston. Not exactly a big metropolis, but it was big enough to not be considered a small town. My mother is a second generation Mexican, growing up mostly in Houston. My father spent most of his life in Fort Worth and later Austin. After my parents divorced, I lived with my mom in Pasadena during the school year and then spent my summers with my dad who moved back to Austin.
5. Have any of your members of your family attended Tenoroc University? If so, who were they and when did they attend.
No. Both my parents attended schools in Texas. My mother attended Texas A&M to attain her nursing degree while my father is an alum of the University of Texas. It was a divided house when it came to college football or college in general, seeing as those are the two biggest rivals in the state of Texas. It was a surprise for both of them when I decided to not only not attend either of those schools, but not a school in state. Although they don't understand the appeal of Tenoroc U, they still support my decision to go to school in Florida.
6. Do you come from a religious background?
My mother's a devout Roman Catholic while my father preferred his own personal spirituality with God instead of organized religion. I was raised as a Catholic, but as of now, I prefer to have my own relationship with God much like my father.
7. Are you involved in any extra-curriculars held on campus? If so, what are they? If not, why aren't you?
I like to keep myself active within the student body. Obviously, I'm involved with the drama club since theater is one of my main priorties. Along with that, I'm also the captain of the volleyball team as well as a sister in Beta Chi Omega. My classes include: Perspectives in the Drama (DRAM 115), Emotional Intelligence (PSY 301), Literature in Society (LIT 225) and World Mythology.
8. What high school did you attend? What was your favorite class? Worst? What was your GPA?
I attended Pasadena High School, home of the Screaming Eagles. Definitely have to say my favorite class was theater or AP US History. Math never came easy to me. At all. I don't care what they say how math is the same in every culture. It still confuses the hell out of me. My worse class ever was AP Calculus BC. I guess you can call me a glutton for punishment because I barely survived the Calculus AB, but chose to keep going to the next course anyway. I graduated in the top ten percent of my class which was easy since basically all you had to do was attend. If I had applied myself more, I probably could have made the top five percent.
9. What is one thing you wish you could do but know you can't?
You know, I've always wanted to be a superhero. Seriously. It just sounds like fun to wear a hot outfit, kick ass, and save the day all without a single hair out of place. Guess I just have a thirst for adventure that I can't resist.
10. What is the most interesting book you've ever read?
I'm going to have to say East of Eden by John Steinbeck. In my personal opinion, it's a complete masterpiece. The dynamics in character evolvement and their relationships fascinate me. It's a great look into human nature and whether or not the can overcome their destined path. Besides, who can resist the deliciously evil and manipulative whorehouse matron Cathy?
11. How was your life before attending Tenoroc University?
My life was pretty average, I guess you could say. My parents divorced when I was 11 which was a difficult period in my life. My mom was Catholic and didn't believe in divorce, but finally gave in after she saw how much unhappiness was in the house from the two of them fighting. Things settled a bit after that. I spent my time between both parents, trying to balance life out. My mom, though she meant well, was very rigid about me keeping myself a 'pure' for Christ. It wasn't a surprise that I prefer living with my dad. Not to mention that I always was a daddy's girl. Life in Texas just never really did it for me. I love being a southern girl through and through, but I've always had this wanderlust to see what else is out there.
12. What is your secret?
I've been in 6 porn videos. What can I say? Call me hedonistic, but I enjoy having sex. With the cost of college and the inability to gather all the scholarships and loans, being a porn star really helped with the cost. Initially, I was just going to do one, but the money was so good. All I had to do was have sex and act. Two of my favorite things. Then again, I prefer to keep this a secret. Yeah, that's right. The school slut wants to keep her side life as a porn star a secret. Why? I'm not going to lie. I love having sex, but even for me it felt demeaning to actually get paid for it.
13. Where may we contact you if you are accepted?
Here is fine.
14. What dorm room would you like if you were accepted at TU?
Waldorf Building - Level Two - WB8
15. How would you describe yourself to a stranger?
"Hello, salty goodness! How can I rock your world today?"
1. What is your full name? Where you named after anyone? Do you have any nicknames?
My name is Reya Leigh Sinclaire. My mother originally meant to name me Reyna for her Spanish heritage, but the 'n' was forgotten by the nurse. Leigh is honor of my father's mother. Commonly, I've been called various variation of my name including: Rey, Rey-Leigh, Ree and RL.
2. When were you born? And that currently makes you?...
My birthday is December 13, 1987 which makes me 21. Another year closer to death or so they say.
3. What is the reason you would like to attend Tenoroc University? What is your major going to be?
I've always wanted to go to school out of state. Although I love my home state of Texas dearly, I've always longed to expand my horizons and explore the world outside of the Lone Star State. It was touch and go initially whether I'd raise enough money to attend TU, but with the combination of scholarships, student loans
4. Where are you and your family from?
My family and I are from Texas. I grew up in Pasadena which is about a stone's throw from Houston. Not exactly a big metropolis, but it was big enough to not be considered a small town. My mother is a second generation Mexican, growing up mostly in Houston. My father spent most of his life in Fort Worth and later Austin. After my parents divorced, I lived with my mom in Pasadena during the school year and then spent my summers with my dad who moved back to Austin.
5. Have any of your members of your family attended Tenoroc University? If so, who were they and when did they attend.
No. Both my parents attended schools in Texas. My mother attended Texas A&M to attain her nursing degree while my father is an alum of the University of Texas. It was a divided house when it came to college football or college in general, seeing as those are the two biggest rivals in the state of Texas. It was a surprise for both of them when I decided to not only not attend either of those schools, but not a school in state. Although they don't understand the appeal of Tenoroc U, they still support my decision to go to school in Florida.
6. Do you come from a religious background?
My mother's a devout Roman Catholic while my father preferred his own personal spirituality with God instead of organized religion. I was raised as a Catholic, but as of now, I prefer to have my own relationship with God much like my father.
7. Are you involved in any extra-curriculars held on campus? If so, what are they? If not, why aren't you?
I like to keep myself active within the student body. Obviously, I'm involved with the drama club since theater is one of my main priorties. Along with that, I'm also the captain of the volleyball team as well as a sister in Beta Chi Omega. My classes include: Perspectives in the Drama (DRAM 115), Emotional Intelligence (PSY 301), Literature in Society (LIT 225) and World Mythology.
8. What high school did you attend? What was your favorite class? Worst? What was your GPA?
I attended Pasadena High School, home of the Screaming Eagles. Definitely have to say my favorite class was theater or AP US History. Math never came easy to me. At all. I don't care what they say how math is the same in every culture. It still confuses the hell out of me. My worse class ever was AP Calculus BC. I guess you can call me a glutton for punishment because I barely survived the Calculus AB, but chose to keep going to the next course anyway. I graduated in the top ten percent of my class which was easy since basically all you had to do was attend. If I had applied myself more, I probably could have made the top five percent.
9. What is one thing you wish you could do but know you can't?
You know, I've always wanted to be a superhero. Seriously. It just sounds like fun to wear a hot outfit, kick ass, and save the day all without a single hair out of place. Guess I just have a thirst for adventure that I can't resist.
10. What is the most interesting book you've ever read?
I'm going to have to say East of Eden by John Steinbeck. In my personal opinion, it's a complete masterpiece. The dynamics in character evolvement and their relationships fascinate me. It's a great look into human nature and whether or not the can overcome their destined path. Besides, who can resist the deliciously evil and manipulative whorehouse matron Cathy?
11. How was your life before attending Tenoroc University?
My life was pretty average, I guess you could say. My parents divorced when I was 11 which was a difficult period in my life. My mom was Catholic and didn't believe in divorce, but finally gave in after she saw how much unhappiness was in the house from the two of them fighting. Things settled a bit after that. I spent my time between both parents, trying to balance life out. My mom, though she meant well, was very rigid about me keeping myself a 'pure' for Christ. It wasn't a surprise that I prefer living with my dad. Not to mention that I always was a daddy's girl. Life in Texas just never really did it for me. I love being a southern girl through and through, but I've always had this wanderlust to see what else is out there.
12. What is your secret?
I've been in 6 porn videos. What can I say? Call me hedonistic, but I enjoy having sex. With the cost of college and the inability to gather all the scholarships and loans, being a porn star really helped with the cost. Initially, I was just going to do one, but the money was so good. All I had to do was have sex and act. Two of my favorite things. Then again, I prefer to keep this a secret. Yeah, that's right. The school slut wants to keep her side life as a porn star a secret. Why? I'm not going to lie. I love having sex, but even for me it felt demeaning to actually get paid for it.
13. Where may we contact you if you are accepted?
Here is fine.
14. What dorm room would you like if you were accepted at TU?
Waldorf Building - Level Two - WB8
15. How would you describe yourself to a stranger?
"Hello, salty goodness! How can I rock your world today?"